Magic Review - Pocket Prestige by Henri Beaumont

David from Magic Orthodoxy delivers a detailed review of Henri Beaumont’s *Pocket Prestige*, a clever packet trick that reimagines the classic Sub Trunk illusion using a small set of illustrated cards. The effect involves a series of card reveals, culminating in a kicker card that unveils the method. David received a review copy from Murphy's Magic and highlights the trick's historical context, referencing John Neville Maskelyne and Houdini's famous performances of the Sub Trunk. The routine relies on card handling techniques, particularly the Elmsley Count and the Bullet Party Count (included in the tutorial). David suggests watching the trailer beforehand as it reveals the entire effect. He appreciates the creative use of soundtracks but cautions about the need to synchronize with the narration. While praising the concept and soundtracks, David expresses some reservations about the $35 price point, considering the limited number of cards, though he acknowledges the unique elements like the trap door and mirror cards. Ultimately, he encourages viewers to consider if the trick fits their performance style and to check it out at their favorite Murphy's Magic dealer.